FULOKOJA Archaeological Fieldwork Unveils Lokoja Ancient History
FULOKOJA Archaeological Fieldwork Unveils Lokoja's Ancient History
UmarFarouk123 
The Department of Archaeology and Museum Studies at Federal University Lokoja has conducted initial archaeological fieldwork, shedding light on Lokoja's rich cultural heritage.
Led by Rev. Fr. Dr. Paul-Kolade Tubi, the team discovered evidence of early human habitation, including a rock shelter and stone arrangements, in the Ganaja Village area.
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The excavation revealed artifacts such as potsherds, charcoal remnants, and an upper grinding stone, indicating a high level of social organization among the early inhabitants. These findings are crucial in understanding Lokoja's evolutionary history, highlighting the area's significance as a cultural and strategic location.
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The field school provides hands-on training for students and scholars, aiming to uncover and document the region's ancient history. The department's efforts aim to reconstruct Lokoja's past, showcasing its importance in Nigeria's colonial and pre-colonial history.
